Apr 28, 2011 6:35 PM

See More Asgardian Action in Japanese Thor Trailer

A new Japanese trailer for Thor shows off even more of the superheroes, villains and unearthly battlegrounds of the upcoming movie from Marvel Studios.

Thor, rated PG-13 and screening in 3-D, opens May 7.

[via SuperHeroHype]

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